• Antimicrobial powder coatings are different from liquid coatings, as they do not require a solvent to keep the filler parts and binders in a liquid suspension form. They are used to coat a wide range of substrates, including aluminum extrusions, household appliances, automobile & bicycle parts, and drum hardware. These coatings exhibit the ability to hinder the growth of microorganisms including protozoans, fungi, and bacteria. Furthermore, they are highly engineered materials that are manufactured to mimic the antimicrobial type of peptides, employed by the immune system to inhibit the growth of pathogens and microbial bacteria.